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Nintendo Wii – Be Safe Out There!

Wednesday, June 24th, 2009

Wii SafetyVideo gaming, especially with the Nintendo Wii, is designed to be “fun for the whole family,” so most people don’t think about safety issues. Yet Nintendo has issued several safety warnings regarding their products, specifically the Wii, its games, and accessories. Heeding these warnings can help ensure that all gamers will have an enjoyable, injury-free gaming experience.

Research has shown that a small percentage of the population can experience seizures when playing various types of video games. This can be attributed to a particular flashing pattern in the screen graphics that can be unique for each individual. This can occur very suddenly for people of any age, regardless of whether or not they have previously experienced any type of seizure activity.

Headaches and vision problems are another health concern that you should be aware of when playing video games. Severe headaches, twitching eyes, and blurred vision should be taken very seriously. Also, people who may be prone to motion sickness may sometimes experience similar symptoms when playing certain games on the Nintendo Wii because of the rapid movements on the screen.

Repetitive strain injuries are another risk for gamers who spend long hours playing on their Wii. While your favorite games can become quite addictive, you need to be aware that motions that are repeated again and again can result in pain in the fingers, hands, arms, and wrists. These problems can be avoided if you limit your playing time each day, especially if you experience early warning signs such as numbness or burning sensations in frequently used areas of your hands, fingers, or arms.

Also, since many of the games for the Nintendo Wii are interactive, you should be careful to survey your area playing area before beginning each session. Make sure that you have adequate room to complete the required movements, and that you won’t injure yourself by bumping into objects or other people.

Individuals who participate in interactive Wii games such as Wii Sports or Wii Fit should make sure they are physically fit enough to do so. Stretching before and after participating in these games will also help reduce the risk of injuries. Anyone with a history of heart problems needs to check with their doctor before engaging in these types of games.

Wii InjuryThe vast majority of people will find Nintendo Wii games to be great fun and not at all risky. However, as the girl in this photo discovered, accidents can definitely happen. Please be safe when using your Nintendo Wii, and seek medical attention promptly if necessary. Have fun!

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Nintendo Wii Virtual Console Allows Access to Your Old Favorites!

Monday, June 15th, 2009

Donkey Kong

Are you feeling some nostalgia for your older video gaming favorites? Sure, the newer games offer superb graphics, awesome gameplay and storylines, and out-of-this-world realism, but sometimes I yearn for a great session of the old, original Donkey Kong. Well, Wii owners, take heart! The days of the early Mario Brothers games are not lost forever. In no time, you can start digging those tunnels once again with Dig Dug!

Using the Nintendo Wii virtual console, you can access games that were originally released for the Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, and Sega Genesis game consoles. In order to begin, you will need to connect your Wii to the Internet. Once this process is complete, you can use your Wii to navigate to the Wii Shop from the Wii menu that is displayed on your screen. Here, classic games, along with a variety of other games and goodies, can be purchased using Nintendo Points.

When you are ready to purchase a Nintendo Wii virtual console game, you can just click it and it will be quickly downloaded. It will then appear on your Nintendo Wii menu and you can play it again and again.

This is just one more of the many wonderful features found on the Nintendo Wii. Give it a try, and enjoy playing all your favorite games from years gone by!

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Nintendo Wii Market Analysis

Thursday, June 4th, 2009

NintendoThe market for the Nintendo Wii has exploded since it was released in 2006, and only recently has the frenzy slowed down to the point where the supply of available units can meet the demand. This phenomenon can be explained largely because the Wii offers many benefits that are not available in its main competitors, the Sony PS3 and the Microsoft Xbox 360.

For example, while the PS3 and the Xbox 360 are mainly targeted toward teens and young adults, the Wii and its games can be enjoyed by anyone between the ages of 3 and 105. In fact, many celebrities have given unsolicited testimonials about how much entertainment value they find in the Wii. Among them are some names you definitely wouldn’t expect raving about a video game console, such as Queen Elizabeth II, tennis pro Serena Williams, movie writer and director Steven Spielberg, and comedian Conan O’Brien.

Many market analysts believe the long-term scarcity of the Wii was a powerful marketing strategy by Nintendo. Therefore, you may be surprised to hear that 1.8 million Wii consoles were being released each month.

Currently, over 50 million homes and businesses around the world own a Nintendo Wii. And while up until now it has only been offered in white, over the next few years there are plans to manufacture them in black, lime green, silver, and red. While these colors were originally planned as part of the initial release, the short supply forced Nintendo to focus on meeting demand rather than a variety of color specifications.

Another feature planned for the Wii is the ability to play DVDs and Blu-Ray discs. This will make the Wii even more appealing, since its main competitors already offer this ability.

Finally, Nintendo has continued to make the Wii very affordable, with a price tag of around $250. This has also contributed greatly to the Wii’s appeal, as you will pay much more for a similarly equipped PS3 or Xbox 360.

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